Sentence examples for rose in strength from inspiring English sources

Some of Khrushchev's policies were seen as erratic, particularly by his emerging rivals within the Party, who quietly rose in strength and deposed him in October 1964.

Ten years prior I had married, gave birth to a baby boy, rose in strength and stature in my career as a Private Chef, divorced, soared through a few years as a single mother, met the love of my life, conceived a miracle child and gave birth to a brand new beautiful life.

Since the Brexit vote on June 23, though, the dollar has risen in strength.

In the past few weeks, as the Pakistani operations in the tribal area of South Waziristan have risen in strength and, according to some reports, prompted a matching increase in militant resistance, 25,000 people have poured back into Afghanistan, refugee officials said.

The only ones rising in strength are Spartan Government Income and Select Money Market.

But the Chicago Purchasing Managers Index, a measure of manufacturing strength, rose in the month.

Still, other government data showed Friday that the jobless rate rose in April from March and strength in retail sales was supported largely by government subsidies, suggesting the export-driven recovery was still fragile.

Potemkin also rose in political stature, particularly on the strength of his military advice.

The climate panel foresees fewer hurricanes, overall, but a rise in strength in those that do form.

Like Sharp and Sony, it has been hurt by competition from abroad and the recent rise in strength of the Japanese yen.

Wodrow and the committee stated, "the nation would rise in its constitutional strength, and say to those who brought about such an unpropitious state of things, 'depart from ye wicked.'" Wodrow served as the Clerk of Court for Hampshire County for a tenure spanning 32 years until his death at his residence in Romney in 1814.